Superpower Game: From the Start, I Killed a Chosen One

It's a pity that it has been discontinued. It is really well written, the setting is very interesting, the character of the protagonist is also very charming, and the supporting characters are also very vivid, but the overall atmosphere is very depressing. It is completely difficult to imagine how the protagonist can get up step by step and fight against such a huge force. It may not even be said to be a confrontation. The protagonist The previous book was also pretty good (I just felt that the development in the second book was a bit too fast and the ending was rushed). After reading this book, there is only one remaining soul to seize the body. It is not an invincible novel, but the protagonist is very clever without being depressed. If it is too clever, the protagonist and supporting characters in it will be fooled around if they are stupid.

I'll give it four stars. I can read it during a literary drought. The subject matter is very novel. But I really want to complain. In the early stage, when the male protagonist was prompted, he felt that everything was easy to do and he was very good. However, after he actually won the title, he had to work hard to learn and do everything. It felt not as good as when being prompted. Later, the first novice confrontation was full of hardships. Also, there are too many descriptions in the background. I really wanted to complain at Chapter 48. The sensational background NPC story of the two brothers could take two chapters. I emphasized before that everyone has a way to survive in this game, but after reading Chapter 60, the male protagonist finally killed the female manager. This has a little bit of a psychological effect, but it is really described too much.

It's a good read. I recommend newcomers to read the author's previous book first. It's also a good read. You can also get some understanding of the superpowers in this worldview. The previous book was mainly about the world a hundred years ago, and this one is about the world that became a colony a hundred years later. Well... Anyway, no matter which book, I recommend it 😳😳

Mubai came to me in a way I least expected.

I liked the previous Mu Bai book very much. The dungeon design was very unique, the pace was fast, the character of the protagonist was very interesting, and the overall book was very spiritual. Unfortunately, not many people read it due to bad luck, and it was a pity that it ended violently. The author's brainstorming is excellent. I believe in myself and I will continue to support him.

The world view is very strange, with an inexplicable sense of depression, which gives people a more real sense. Perhaps it is because I have read too many books by Da Liu 🤔, and the darker it feels, the more real it feels.

See Mubai is back in Chapter 9

The body seizing at the beginning is very novel, and the abilities have also been adjusted.

The architecture is relatively novel. The setting is the future Earth of the Interstellar Alliance, but there is not much high-tech and cyberpunk content. It is more based on a centralized government common in dystopian themes. The game of acquiring superpowers only accounts for a small part of the content. The male protagonist is very calm and smart The overall writing style uses more straightforward narratives, and there are no big ups and downs in rhythm and emotion. Those who like a light style are in luck~

Continuing the previous system, the writing is good so far. However, some people do not like to read the beginning carefully when reading novels, which may easily lead to the loss of readers.